Google Backlink Checker

What is Google Backlink Checker?

Backlinks, or inbound links (or referrals in Google Analytics), are mentions of your website on external sites. A Google backlink checker is an SEO tool for accessing the list of backlinks sending the most referral traffic to your website. It also analyzes which incoming links send your website's most active and engaged users. With a backlink Checker, you automatically have access to a detailed overview of your website's mentions on external sites.

Why Use a Backlink Checker?

A backlink from a popular, trusted website pointing to your site is extremely valuable for improving its ranking in Google search results pages. For Google, it represents a vote (i.e., endorsement) of the quality of your content. With a Google backlink checker, you can:

• Identify Quality Links: Not all backlinks are created equal. A backlink checker can help you distinguish between high-quality links from reputable sites and low-quality or spammy links that could harm your SEO efforts.

• Monitor Changes: By regularly checking your backlinks, you can monitor any changes in your profile—such as lost links or new backlinks—that can significantly impact your rankings.

• Boost link-building strategy: A backlink checker reveals where your backlinks are coming from and provides opportunities for acquiring new ones. You can analyze competitors’ backlinks to identify potential linking opportunities, helping you craft a more effective link-building strategy.

Features of Rows' Backlink Checker

Below are key features of Rows’ Google backlink checker:

1. Comprehensive Backlink Analysis

With Rows backlink checker, you can understand which backlinks drive the most traffic, and engagement can inform link-building strategies and content creation efforts. Comprehensive, in the sense that we let you churn out domains you don’t want to check but help you with a comprehensive overview of the backlink analysis of specific domain pages.

2. Real-Time Data Updates

Whether you want to analyze the backlinks of a page from months back or weeks back, we let you do it seamlessly.. With our sleek set up spreadshett, you can fill date range for each check.

3. Easy Integration with Google Analytics

Rows has capabilty to integrate with over 50 data sources. And Google Analytics is no difference. You don’t need coding or engineerin to set configuration up in Rows dashbaord.

Rows Google Backlink Checker breakdown: How to Use Rows for Backlink Checking

This Google Backlink Checker API is built on Rows and combines data from the Google Analytics 4 API with the familiarity of a spreadsheet for manipulating and visualizing data

By inputting a date range and your GA4 Property ID, you can have a backlink report for your website, excluding specific referral domains, and charting which referral domains have the highest engagement rates and average session durations, representing high-quality links.

These insights are invaluable for SEO reporting, link-building opportunities outreach, and audience research.

How to use Rows Google Backlink Checker

Step 1: On this page, click on "Use Template".

Once done, you'll see a pop-up that shows — “Select spreadsheet destination” — click on “Create a spreadsheet.”

Step 2: Connect Google Analytics 4 integration to Rows.

Without connecting your accounts, you'll be unable to access your page's backlink analysis.

Step 3: Pick a date range.

By specifying a date range, you can observe backlink trends change over time.

This Google Backlink Checker dashboard provides a comprehensive tool for analyzing and managing a website's backlink profile. Here's a breakdown of key metrics displayed and their benefits:

1. Summary. Provides a quick overview of key metrics:

• Total Backlinks
• Total Traffic from Backlinks
• Average Engagement Rate from Backlinks This section gives a high-level view of the backlink profile's performance.

2.Top 10 backlinks by traffic: A bar chart visualizing the traffic generated by the top 10 backlinks. This helps identify the most valuable referring domains.

3. Backlink filtered. A detailed table showing:

• Target page (the page on your site receiving the backlink)
• Backlink (the source of the backlink)
• Traffic (visitors from this backlink)
• Engagement Rate
• Average duration (time spent by visitors from this backlink) This comprehensive view allows for in-depth analysis of individual backlinks.